I am Stacey Harmon and I’m here with my co-author of Untethered with Evernote Kristi Willis and we are truly working Untethered today. Hello and welcome to the August 2014 edition of the Get Untethered hangout.
Kristi's approach - Using Task Apps with Evernote Case Study: Getting Things Done, the GTD philosophy Stacey's approach - Check boxes, Reminders, Note Linking Two Approaches to Task Management, Evernote only vs. And Kristi shows how she uses the 3rd party Evernote integrated Azendoo app to manage her personal and team task management.
It’s a nice way to keep on track with your goals but also a great reminder of how far you have come.Stacey, who manages 100% of her tasks in Evernote, shows how she does it with her digital adaptation of David Allen's GTD tickler files. For example, if you plan to save money and lose weight, you can measure your progress on a month to month basis to see the true value of working hard each day.
With the goal tracker template, you can set clear goals for the year and mark their progress each month. You then review your week in the review section, reflect on how it went and how you feel, and prepare notes for next week. You then clear your digital workspace by getting through your inboxes and tidying up tasks left on productivity software.
After, you clear your spaces – it starts by clearing up your physical workspace, making sure everything is in the right place. You start by collecting everything around you physically that needs to be scanned and uploaded online. Starting from top to bottom, we have the following: The weekly review template is split into a number of distinct sections.
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